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Durham May the 24th. 1801
Gentlemen I received your Letter yesterday respecting Mr. Jones's claim on me, and I still think that it can no way be settled but by Arbitration, and even if we were to go into Court with it, it is my opinion, that an Arbitration would be recommended at last. -It is only loss of time to recapitulate the cruel man-ner in which I have been treated by Mr. Jones and his adherants, but I think it necessary most solemnly to declare, that Mr. Gibson had
my instructions repeated in several Letters, to give up the Circuit at all events without reserve or any future considerations whatever. I shall by tomorrows post, write to my Brother Mr. John Kemble of Drury Lane to under take this arbitration on my part, and

Durham May the 24th. 1801
Gentlemen I received your Letter yesterday respecting Mr. Jones's claim on me, and I still think that it can no way be settled but by Arbitration, and even if we were to go into Court with it, it is my opinion, that an Arbitration would be recommended at last. -It is only loss of time to recapitulate the cruel man-ner in which I have been treated by Mr. Jones and his adherants, but I think it necessary most solemnly to declare, that Mr. Gibson had
my instructions repeated in several Letters, to give up the Circuit at all events without reserve or any future considerations whatever. I shall by tomorrows post, write to my Brother Mr. John Kemble of Drury Lane to under take this arbitration on my part, and